Jones made one great move, hiring Jimmy Johnson. Whether he really knew what he was doing, or was just lucky to have roomed with Johnson in college is subject to debate, but nevertheless, that was a great move.

That one move got him three Super Bowls. Now they haven’t one a single playoff game post the Johnson teams.

I cant understand how the same guy who does detailed sabremetrican writeups, is such a bonehead about this stuff. You sound like every redneck moron with that simplistic JJ hate bullshit, and fuck off with it.

You know, I’ve been reading about how Snyder has become pretty hands off with the Redskins, and I noticed the guy who made the retard move of handing playcalling to Sherm Lewis, was some front office guy, Cerrato or something. Do you know what that says? It says Snyder is artificially keeping his hands off in the name of some bullshit wrongheaded idea that owner intervention is death. Because you know what? Teams all across the NFL suck goat balls (the Kansas City’s, the Detroit’s, The Tennessee’s, list goes on and on) with no meddling owner in sight.

So yeah, you know what the Redskins need right now I’d say? Danny Snyder to be more hands on. Stick that in your pipe and smoke it!

Here’s the fact: Playcalling to Lewis was idiotic. The person who made that decision was a “football guy” from the front office, not the owner. What is the lesson here? Football guys make a lot of fucking stupid decisions.

The Cowboys are 4-2 and a competitive, as they have been the last several years.

And what AJM has to say about this is “could be worse”

So what exactly is Jones screwing up?

Are we operating under the philosphy this Cowboys bunch is just loaded with talent, and Jerry’s boy Phillips is ruining it, I assume?

If we’re operating under that philosophy, then who’s the GM of this team? Who’s responsible for that alleged talent getting here?

Seriously though, the net effect of he Sherm Lewis move is that the Cowboys have almost two certain wins against the Skins on the schedule now.

Then again, so does the rest of the division, as Philly demonstrated. But it still can help in the wild card race, against other nfc teams that dont have 2 with the skins.

The whole league this year is shaping up to be a much more have and have not’s than normal, as has been much discussed. If you’re part of the haves, as the Cowboys would fancy themselves, you gotta fatten up on those have nots, it might be a excellent record required for playoffs.

Take Daniel Snyder as owner over Tom Hicks anyday.

Cowboys jump from 19, which most agree was way too low, all the way to 9 this week, which even I think might be high. I was expecting 12/14-ish.

I always look at the playoff/wildcard standing, even in the earliest weeks it’s intriguing. Anyways, last week there was like 5 teams tied for the last WC spot at 3-2 (ATL had one at 4-1). This week, it’s three 4-2 teams tied for the two spots. ATL, Dallas, and GB. Of course, now the division is back in play as well.

I have to like that. GB seems soft too me, and ATL didn’t impress either. Noticed in the game they have ex Steeler Mularkey as OC, who I dunno, is just not a thrilling guy to me.